Daily uploads in December are definitely going to cause me to run out of ideas fast. I'm going through my list, but please feel free to leave more suggestions in the comments here!
amazing videos as always, seeing this again and i figured out that we can create concerns for the models and make the models inherit from those concerns to set the db to connect with
@Deanin I also want to see (paid CDN) multi tier cache with perma caching and a separate source folder. content gets downranked and up ranked based on popularity, time and last time access by user, all this on a is 14 tiers, 12 tiers are 3 months to hold content but the tier 13 and 14 is freemium with adds, and data collection, or pay 1 usd, 14 tiers are where the DNS point and the CDN ingress for the CDN and it is the source point. Tier 14 is where the public can use the service for freemium or for 1 usd. each tier goes fastest to slowest starting from tier 1 to tier 14. Each tier goes fastest to slowest starting from tier 1 to tier 14, but the faster the tier the more they pay, accusatively with each level. it's a paid to win model and a scaling model. I want to use Kubernetes so i can have a PasS or a SaaS formatted business model. I want to use Kubernetes for the multi cloud vender model to be ruthless so i can say as a business i have the most data centers and the most edge locations. DO I use KeysDB which seems to be a better caching then Redis? How do I make this CDN? do I use KubeCDN? Because Kuber CDN, which has all that I need and it has a CDN server/service with a DNS server with DNS caching. do I use a completely different artiture such as serverless? AWS loos nice to me for their built in DDOS protection so DDOS protection will be banked into my service. I was thinking of using python because the code is more simpler to maintain and easier to write, with the added things such as python written AI and ML learning libraries. Can ruby on rails help me here to built it? yet I heard ruby on rails is robust yet slow in some areas but I want to keep my access times from the edge to the client down below 20 MS and avg of 7 Milliseconds. after a first time cache of an Item has been marked and inputted to the to source CDN (AWS) dynamoDB server on then I like to see caches times low. Source server is being held onto for 6 months, 14 tier is in cache source server, this is also a S3 bucket with dymnoDB and 100 SSD hardware. the s3 will hold no more then 60TB and the DynamoDB will max out at 60TB. so many questions I can write a book.. chatGPT can only handle me so far.. LOL! I Also am looking for a doomsday element to my service... a what if thought... LOL... so what about adding CockroachDB? LOLOL does Ruby on Rails friendly with CockroachDB PS this is the short Version. LOLOLOLOLOL MAHAAHAHA! There are more rules then what I have shown you... so here is the "skinny" "of the sitrep" LOL ~~~! Windows updates are going to be done by me then windows could ever....
I think the error about the error about the database was correct in the beginning, the thing was that you had all the fields under the 'development' key but did not have the 'database' key so database was empty. But when you moved the keys, it understood that it was not the database configuration key iteself and the error did not show up (I think this is what happened). Good video otherwise. Always appreciate the niche topics that you dive into that do not have that many views but are important and hard to find for some people.
Daily uploads in December are definitely going to cause me to run out of ideas fast. I'm going through my list, but please feel free to leave more suggestions in the comments here!
serializers & their best alternatives .. which one is effieient to use or which replacement is best to use
Design patterns
Nested attributes with validation
presenters
Multiple app rails in one VPS
amazing videos as always, seeing this again and i figured out that we can create concerns for the models and make the models inherit from those concerns to set the db to connect with
A video that goes into some detail about activejob/reds would be nice. Great content as usual.
Adding it to the list, I've been thinking about this topic a bit the past few days so it's good to know there's some interest!
@Deanin I also want to see (paid CDN) multi tier cache with perma caching and a separate source folder. content gets downranked and up ranked based on popularity, time and last time access by user, all this on a is 14 tiers, 12 tiers are 3 months to hold content but the tier 13 and 14 is freemium with adds, and data collection, or pay 1 usd, 14 tiers are where the DNS point and the CDN ingress for the CDN and it is the source point. Tier 14 is where the public can use the service for freemium or for 1 usd. each tier goes fastest to slowest starting from tier 1 to tier 14. Each tier goes fastest to slowest starting from tier 1 to tier 14, but the faster the tier the more they pay, accusatively with each level. it's a paid to win model and a scaling model. I want to use Kubernetes so i can have a PasS or a SaaS formatted business model. I want to use Kubernetes for the multi cloud vender model to be ruthless so i can say as a business i have the most data centers and the most edge locations. DO I use KeysDB which seems to be a better caching then Redis? How do I make this CDN? do I use KubeCDN? Because Kuber CDN, which has all that I need and it has a CDN server/service with a DNS server with DNS caching. do I use a completely different artiture such as serverless? AWS loos nice to me for their built in DDOS protection so DDOS protection will be banked into my service. I was thinking of using python because the code is more simpler to maintain and easier to write, with the added things such as python written AI and ML learning libraries. Can ruby on rails help me here to built it? yet I heard ruby on rails is robust yet slow in some areas but I want to keep my access times from the edge to the client down below 20 MS and avg of 7 Milliseconds. after a first time cache of an Item has been marked and inputted to the to source CDN (AWS) dynamoDB server on then I like to see caches times low. Source server is being held onto for 6 months, 14 tier is in cache source server, this is also a S3 bucket with dymnoDB and 100 SSD hardware. the s3 will hold no more then 60TB and the DynamoDB will max out at 60TB.
so many questions I can write a book.. chatGPT can only handle me so far.. LOL!
I Also am looking for a doomsday element to my service... a what if thought... LOL... so what about adding CockroachDB? LOLOL does Ruby on Rails friendly with CockroachDB PS this is the short Version. LOLOLOLOLOL MAHAAHAHA!
There are more rules then what I have shown you... so here is the "skinny" "of the sitrep" LOL ~~~!
Windows updates are going to be done by me then windows could ever....
Super cool, I didn't know this was possible!
just made my day productive...
Idea 💡: you can customize your long terminal username and directory path by installing ohmyzsh or something similar.
Very useful video : )
thx for the video
I think the error about the error about the database was correct in the beginning, the thing was that you had all the fields under the 'development' key but did not have the 'database' key so database was empty. But when you moved the keys, it understood that it was not the database configuration key iteself and the error did not show up (I think this is what happened). Good video otherwise. Always appreciate the niche topics that you dive into that do not have that many views but are important and hard to find for some people.